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Chapter 21 - Napoleon and Alexander as allies The Emperor rode to the square where, facing one another, a battalion of the Preobrazhensk regiment stood on the right and a battalion of the French Guards in their bearskin caps on the left. As the Tsar
【有声英语文学名著】战争与和平 Book 6（1）
Chapter 1 - Prince Andrey's occupations at Bogucharovo In 1808 the Emperor Alexander went to Erfurt for a fresh interview with the Emperor Napoleon, and in the upper circles of Petersburg there was much talk of the grandeur of this important meeting.
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Chapter 2 - Prince Andrey's visit to the Rostvs at Otrdnoe Prince Andrey had to see the Marshal of the Nobility for the district in connection with the affairs of the Ryazan estate of which he was trustee. This Marshal was Count Ilya Rostov, and in t
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Chapter 3 - The return through the forest Next morning, having taken leave of no one but the count, and not waiting for the ladies to appear, Prince Andrey set off for home. It was already the beginning of June when on his return journey he drove int
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Chapter 4 - Spernski, Arakchev, and Prince Andrew Prince Andrey arrived in Petersburg in August, 1809. It was the time when the youthful Speranski was at the zenith of his fame and his reforms were being pushed forward with the greatest energy. That
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Chapter 5 While waiting for the announcement of his appointment to the committee Prince Andrey looked up his former acquaintances, particularly those he knew to be in power and whose aid he might need. In Petersburg he now experienced the same feelin
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Chapter 6 During the first weeks of his stay in Petersburg Prince Andrey felt the whole trend of thought he had formed during his life of seclusion quite overshadowed by the trifling cares that engrossed him in that city. On returning home in the eve
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Chapter 7 - Pierre and the Petersburg Freemasons Nearly two years before this, in 1808, Pierre on returning to Petersburg after visiting his estates had involuntarily found himself in a leading position among the Petersburg Freemasons. He arranged di
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Chapter 8 - Pierre seeks advice from Joseph Alexevich Again Pierre was overtaken by the depression he so dreaded. For three days after the delivery of his speech at the lodge he lay on a sofa at home receiving no one and going nowhere. It was just th
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Chapter 9 - Helene's social success At that time, as always happens, the highest society that met at court and at the grand balls was divided into several circles, each with its own particular tone. The largest of these was the French circle of the N
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Chapter 10 - Pierres diary Pierre went on with his diary, and this is what he wrote in it during that time: 24th November Got up at eight, read the Scriptures, then went to my duties. [By Joseph Alexeevichs advice Pierre had entered the service of th
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Chapter 11 - The Rostvs in Petersburg The Rostovs monetary affairs had not improved during the two years they had spent in the country. Though Nikolai Rostov had kept firmly to his resolution and was still serving modestly in an obscure regiment, spe
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Chapter 12 - Natsha and Bors Natasha was sixteen and it was the year 1809, the very year to which she had counted on her fingers with Boris after they had kissed four years ago. Since then she had not seen him. Before Sonya and her mother, if Boris h
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Chapter 13 - Natshas bedtime talks with her mother One night when the old countess, in nightcap and dressing jacket, without her false curls, and with her poor little knob of hair showing under her white cotton cap, knelt sighing and groaning on a ru
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Chapter 14 - Natshas first grand ball On the thirty-first of December, New Years Eve, 1809 10 an old grandee of Catherines day was giving a ball and midnight supper. The diplomatic corps and the Emperor himself were to be present. The grandees well-k
